An Edwardian silver bowl, by A E Jones, Birmingham

An Albert Edward Jones Edwardian Silver Covered Bowl, Birmingham, England, circa 1907Marks

AN ARTS AND CRAFTS SILVER CHILD'S BOWL AND SPOON, by Albert Edward Jones, Birmingham 1936 and 1937, the bowl chased with a fox and geese, the spoon terminal depicting a fox, cased. Bowl 10.5cm diamete

An Edwardian small silver salver, of circular form with scroll and shell border and raised upon three ball and claw feet, hallmarked Jones & Crompton, Birmingham 1908, maximum diameter measures 8 1/8

English Arts and Crafts sterling silver bowl, Albert Edward Jones (1878-1954), c.1939, hammered silver bowl, with twisted wire and beaded trim, on a turned wooden foot, silver with Birmingham hallmark

An Edwardian silver twin-handled bowl of circular form, having embossed foliate scrolls and footed base, hallmarked T H Hazlewood & Co., Birmingham 1907. Together with an Edwardian silver caster of va

A Late Edwardian English Silver Epergne. Silver four arm base with four filigree silver bowls and one central filigree silver bowl. Hallmarked for Williams Birmingham LTD, Birmingham and 1910 13.5" x

An English four piece traveling sterling communion set comprising chalice, paten, pyx, silver and glass flask. All pieces hallmarked for Birmingham 1972, A. .E. Jones Company in a fitted case. The pyx

Edwardian Silver Serving Spoon with Devil Finial and Rat Tail Bowl by J.U & S. Hallmarked Birmingham 1910. Lemgth 5.75 in

A PAIR OF EDWARDIAN SILVER GOBLETS, by Barker Brothers, Birmingham 1901, the circular bowls raised on a beaded stem. (2) 10.5cm high, 9.7 troy ounces gross

A E Jones, an Arts and Crafts silver teapot, Birmingham 1904, squat ogee form, embossed with a planished band of heart motifs, wooden handle, 19cm long, 4.54ozt

A silver cream jug and sugar bowl hallmarked Birmingham 1950 / 1951, maker E Hill. Sugar bowl approx. 4" diameter (2)

Hammered body with turned wood handle and finial. Marked 838. Birmingham, 1922. Albert Edward Jones (A.E. Jones). 222g. t.w. L. 19.7 cm (7 3/4 in.)

ORAFO MONTEITH BOWL a base circolare, corpo a superficie liscia, bordo mistilineo a volute e mascheroni, manici leonini; difetti Alt. cm 23; diam. cm 28; peso gr 1982 AN EDWARDIAN SILVER MONTEITH BOWL

AN ARTS AND CRAFTS SILVER THREE-PIECE TEA SERVICE, by Albert Edward Jones, Birmingham 1923, comprising teapot, cream jug and sugar bowl, each with spot-hammered ground and leaf-capped scroll feet. (3)

An English sterling silver footed bowl and salvervarious makers19th-20th centuryThe bowl Charles Stuart Harris, London, 1898, the salver Mappin & Webb, Birmingham, 1930.height of bowl 5 1/2in (14cm);

George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, Chester, circa 1903, lion footed bowl with dogs, swans, and foliate chased design. Unknown maker (W.D), Birmingham, circa 1902, pierced oval dish with scroll and foliate

Pair of Cased Edwardian Sterling Silver Salt Cellars and Spoons hallmarked Birmingham, 1901-1902, by Henry Williamson Ltd. (fl. 1898-1931), the cellars of navette bowl form, stamped with bands of roco

Pair of Edwardian Sterling Silver Salt Cellars hallmarked Birmingham, 1903-1904, by William Aitken (1855-1917), circular footed bowl form, in the Huguenot "cut card" style, with embossed band and appl

A collection of silver mounted photograph frames, to include an Edwardian example, of rectangular form with Morocco leather back, hallmarked E Mander & Son, Birmingham 1901, 16cm x 12.5cm, together wi

E. S. Barnsley & Co Ltd., Birmingham, circa 1908, pierced three footed bowl with paw feet. James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, circa 1910, octagonal lidded urn with pierced pedestal and crown. Martin, Hall

Birmingham Sterling Silver Shell Open Salts And Spoons Ca. 1904, W 2'' L 1.7'' 4 pcs | Original box from Gaetano Moerelli, Milano. Gold plated bowls. Hallmarks include anchor, date e for 1904, Edward

AN EDWARDIAN SILVER BOWL, by Lionel Alfred Crichton, London 1908, with scroll and mask-form rim above a body decorated with fluted swirls, presentation inscription dated 1911. 15.2cm high, 21cm diamet

AN EDWARDIAN SILVER BOWL, by Lionel Alfred Crichton, London 1908, with scroll and mask-form rim above a body decorated with fluted swirls, presentation inscription dated 1911. 15.2cm high, 21cm diamet

A George V 'Arts and Crafts' sterling silver bowl, Birmingham 1912 marked for Liberty and Co, designed by Bernard Cuzner (1877-1956) Of rounded circular form upon a short cylindrical foot. The roll o